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World's most thrilling airports
By Rachael Prescott
Are you an adrenaline seeker looking for your next hair-raising, spine-tingling adventure? If so, look no further. With the help of an anonymous commercial pilot, dubbed Pilot Anonymous, Airfarewatchdog has put together a list of the world's most thrilling airports. So buckle your seatbelt, pass on the $7 snackbox, and get ready for a wild ride!
Toncontín International Airport, Tegucigalpa, Honduras
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Thousands of feet above sea level, Toncontín International Airport boasts a short (6,132-foot) runway. Due to the surrounding mountains, the approach resembles a zigzag. Pilot Anonymous explains, "With the advent of GPS, the approach into Tegucigalpa is no longer straight. We weave between the mountains as we land." To line up with the runway, planes must make a last-second 45-degree turn. Talk about sweaty palms!
Queenstown Airport, Queenstown, New Zealand
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Queenstown is considered the adventure capital of the world, so it's no surprise that its airport delivers pure excitement. It lies below The Remarkables, a jagged mountain range seen in The Lord of the Rings. On descent, passengers may feel a sudden drop in altitude caused by strong downdrafts. Bird activity by the runway, as well as frequent bad weather and visibility, also make Queenstown Airport a real knee-knocker.
Gustaf III Airport, St. Jean, St. Barthélemy
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"Small airports, short runways, and terrain are the three whammies of flying," says Pilot Anonymous. Gustaf III Airport has all three. Its 2,100-foot runway begins at the base of a hilltop traffic circle, making for an abrupt and steep descent. At its end lies St. Jean Beach and its clear blue ocean. Though signs advise sunbathers not to get too close to where the runway meets the sand, it's still a popular spot to soak up the rays.
Princess Juliana International Airport, Philipsburg, St. Maarten
(Photo: Mike Roberts NYC via Flickr. CC Attribution. http://www.flickr.com/photos/mikebroberts/4378048306/)
Princess Juliana International Airport is one of the busiest airports in the Caribbean. Steps from Maho Beach, it only gives pilots a little more than 7,000 feet of running room to land, causing the approach to be exceptionally low. Planes fly mere feet over sunbathers, and passengers feel as though they could reach out and shake their hands. Next time you pass through, be sure to wave.
Sitka Rocky Gutierrez Airport, Sitka, Alaska
(Photo: Courtesy Jenna Collee)
If you've seen The Proposal, you've seen Sitka Rocky Gutierrez Airport. Located on the small island of Japonski, its lone runway is almost completely surrounded by water. Unpredictable weather is a constant concern. Pilots must take heed of boulders and other debris that can wash onto the runway during storms, as well as gusty winds.
Courchevel Airport, Courchevel, France
(Photo: Hugues Mitton [Hugovoyages]. CC Attribution. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Courchevel_aeroport.jpg)
Tucked away in the French Alps, Courchevel's airport is one of the most dangerous in the world. Seen in Tomorrow Never Dies, its runway is a short 1,722 feet and has a steep incline (which slows planes down on landing and speeds them up on takeoff). As if that isn't enough to make your heart race, the airport sits at an altitude of 6,588 feet. "Here," says Pilot Anonymous, "engines don't produce the same amount of power, and with the air being thinner, there's less lift for the same airspeed over the wings." Consider yourself warned.
Catalina Airport (Airport in the Sky), Avalon, California
(Photo: Courtesy Bob Rhein, Catalina Island Conservancy)
Catalina Airport isn't for the faint-hearted. Nicknamed "Airport in the Sky" because of its lofty elevation and sheer cliffs, it's known for downdrafts and turbulence on approach. Its sole runway is raised in the middle, so much so that pilots can't see where it ends. Heavy rains can cause it to become littered with pieces of asphalt, potholes, and soft spots, all things you don't want to encounter.
LaGuardia Airport, New York, New York
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New York's LaGuardia Airport is busy and short on space. It's bordered by Bowery and Flushing bays, and pilots must contend with crowded skies thanks to nearby JFK and Newark airports. Mere miles from Manhattan, approaching planes appear to skim the skyline. Right before landing, pilots make a number of white-knuckle turns, one of which is 180-degrees around Citi Field.
Tenzing-Hillary Airport (Lukla Airport), Lukla, Nepal
(Photo: Simon Deutsch via Flickr. CC Attribution. http://www.flickr.com/photos/51035725700@N01/3015512844/)
Nestled 9,000 feet high in the snowcapped Himalayas, Tenzing-Hillary Airport is the gateway to Mount Everest. Its short (1,500-foot) runway slopes up the side of a mountain. Used by locals as a way to get from one side of town to the other, a siren warns of approaching planes. Pilots have one shot to land, as the surrounding terrain rules out a go-around. Perhaps even more gripping is takeoff. Once planes begin speeding downhill, stopping isn't an option. If they aren't airborne before the cliff at the end of the runway, they descend into the void below, leaving those onboard to pray there's enough power to eventually do so.
Barra Airport, Barra, Scotland
(Photo: calflier001 via Flickr. CC Attribution. http://www.flickr.com/photos/calflier001/5040190108/)
Barra's airport is the only one in the world where scheduled flights land on a beach. When the windsock is flying, locals are advised to keep their distance from its three runways, which are marked by wooden poles. High tides cover them, so flights must be scheduled accordingly. For bonus chills and thrills, fly in at dusk, when just a few vehicles are used to illuminate the runway.
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More than 50 people gathered at Fate Brewing Co. in Boulder on Tuesday night for a "pre-union" party celebrating Colorado's civil union law taking effect at midnight.
Several LGBT couples planning to obtain their licenses from the Boulder County Clerk and Recorder's Office when it opened just for the occasion at 11:30 p.m. came together at the small brewery.
For many of them, having their civil unions recognized would be the first time the state would acknowledge the legitimacy of their long-committed relationships.
"It's nice the state is finally able to recognize our commitment to each other after 23 years," said Dottie Wolcott, who was planning to enter into a civil union with partner Phillippa Greathouse.
Michael Calleros and David Sisemore came to Boulder from Aurora to obtain their license. They have been partners for 17 years.
"We just thought it would be a lot more exciting to celebrate with our gay brothers and sisters in Boulder," a tuxedo-clad Calleros said.
The party was one of several events organized by advocacy group Out Boulder, which has been active in setting up informational sessions and celebrations related to civil union licensing in Colorado.
Ann Noonan, vice president of the Out Boulder board of directors and a Boulder County resident since 1978, said she distinctly remembers when Colorado voters passed Amendment 2 in 1992. The referendum, though it was eventually struck down by a Colorado district court judge and never enforced, would have banned gay rights legislation, including the bill that made civil unions legal earlier this year.
"Twenty years later, to be where we are is amazing," Noonan said. "It's a huge, historic moment for us. It recognizes the value of our relationships."
Noonan said the celebration surrounding civil unions -- even though they're not legal marriage -- is important to mark progress of the LGBT rights movement, and also to make the point that the work is far from over.
"It's a long road, so it is important to commemorate the milestones," she said.
Denver's Antonio Martinez and 11-year partner Carlos Torres came to Boulder on Tuesday night because both are University of Colorado graduates and the city has been a special place in their lives.
Torres said he has had first-hand experience with how civil unions can benefit couples. Martinez once had a medical emergency and was taken the emergency room, but Torres had to wait until Martinez's mother came to the hospital before he could get permission to visit him.
"They gladly accepted my insurance, but they wouldn't let me go and see him," Torres said. "So this makes me relieved and happy." ___


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text: Dame Elizabeth Rosemond Taylor (born February 27, 1932) is a American actress born in Hampstead, London, England, the daughter of Francis Lenn Taylor (1897-1968) and Sara Taylor (née Sara Viola Warmbrodt, 1896-1994). Her parents, an art dealer and a former stage actress, were American. She has an elder brother, Howard, and was named for her paternal grandmother, Elizabeth Taylor (née Elizabeth Mary Rosemond). Known to the tabloids as Liz Taylor, she became an actress as a child. She played in her first movie at the age of nine; her first important role was playing the lead in Clarence Brown's film National Velvet, in which a young girl, Velvet Brown, played by Taylor, trains a horse to win the Grand National. At the age of 3 she began taking ballet lessons. Later, she attended University High School in Los Angeles, California and received her high school diploma January 26, 1950. She was made a Dame of the British Empire on 12/31/1999. Taylor has devoted much time and energy to AIDS-related charities.


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Defense contracting rivals BAE Systems Inc. and General Dynamics Land Systems could learn this week if their Sterling Heights engineers have been on a level playing field in vying for a $5 billion armored vehicle contract, or if the whole competition needs a do-over.
General Dynamics is claiming the U.S. Army essentially stacked the deck in favor of BAE winning the bid; BAE says the intellectual property driving the bid process is largely owned by the military and creates a bid competition that follows the rules.
The fracas over the bidding process now sits in the hands of an Army authority. The Headquarters Army Materiel Command Bid Protest Decision Authority originally was to make a decision last week on General Dynamics' preemptive bid protest. Now, the Army has moved its decision date to this Friday.
The Army won't even finish taking bids from interested contractors until May 28 on its November request for AMPV proposals.
It's unusual for a bidder to protest so early in a bid solicitation period. General Dynamics protested Feb. 14, before any companies had responded, claiming indirectly that the details in the Army's request give BAE an unfair advantage.
General Dynamics' protest doesn't mention BAE by name, but it contends the Army has "failed to structure a fair competition" because many criteria for the project are cheaper and simpler to meet for a bidder who makes use of BAE vehicles, technology and some technical data during development.
Technical data furnished to General Dynamics on that BAE equipment has been "incomplete," the contractor has said.
The Army proposes to field a replacement vehicle by the early 2020s for its massive and aging fleet of M113 tracked personnel vehicles that first entered production in the 1960s. The Army has used M113s since the Vietnam War.
Both companies are preparing their AMPV bids in Sterling Heights, where General Dynamics Land Systems is based and where BAE houses its Heavy Brigade Combat Team business.
Other prime contractors that attended past defense industry day conferences by the Army on AMPV and may consider bids of their own include Navistar Defense, Lockheed Martin Corp., Raytheon Co. and Oshkosh Defense, a business unit of Wisconsin-based Oshkosh Corp.
The vehicle contract could be worth at least $5 billion to replace more than 2,900 M113s for the Army's primary armored force, and possibly around $12 billion if the Army replaces every such vehicle in service, local industry executives told Crain's.
But the M113 is a legacy BAE vehicle, discontinued in 2007, and the request for proposals that the Army released in November includes an important caveat: It allows for the Army to furnish some of its fleet of Bradley armored fighting vehicles, also built by BAE, as "exchange" vehicles to aid any contractor engineering the new vehicle design.
But a statement from General Dynamics argues a bidder's ability to rebuild compliant vehicles, to create a proposed vehicle, requires extensive technical knowledge and performance information. "The OEM (in this case, BAE) and the Army (are) the only other source(s) for that data."
General Dynamics estimates about 60 percent of the project criteria could be costlier and more technically difficult for a bidder that doesn't develop a proposal framed around the Bradley and some equipment from the M113.
Not so, said Mark Signorelli, vice president and general manager of vehicle systems for BAE's offices in Sterling Heights and its ranking site executive in Michigan.
Signorelli said the Army, and not BAE, owns the majority of the intellectual property connected to the 30-year-old Bradley design, and could easily share it with other bidders.
The multipurpose vehicle bid solicitation allows for some "parallel" wheeled vehicles to be considered along with tracked vehicles, so a variant of GDLS' own Stryker armored vehicle could make a viable proposal, he said.
"We've been very clear that our solution is going to be Bradley-based, and there's a fundamental reason for doing that. The Bradley was made to be a part of the (Army's) Armored Brigade Combat Team — as was the M1 (Abrams battle tank, a General Dynamics vehicle). But that doesn't mean we have the only thing that can do that," Signorelli said.
"We believe there are other solutions that can also meet this requirement, and this will be a very robust competition."
But Peter Keating, vice president of government relations and communications at GDLS, notes that contractors are required to submit a vehicle that modifies something in their own inventory — and not all vehicles meet the same technical specs as BAE's Bradley.
Even with access to vehicles, engineers won't have the level of access to specifications that competing BAE engineers have, he said.
"You're going against a vehicle that was already pre-tested by the Army and already submitted as meeting certain performance standards, and your own vehicle has to meet all the performance standards that it meets," Keating said.
"It would be rather costly to go out and do that to the fidelity to the standard the Army requires it — and we have no test data, so we have no sense yet of the reliability, mobility and other standards the Army wants to hold you to."
Analysts have said the replacement vehicle for M113 took on a greater significance for contractors and suppliers after Congress eliminated most of the planned $592 million funding for the separate Ground Combat Vehicle earlier this year, in passing the National Defense Authorization Act of 2014.
The funding cut essentially eliminated the Army's plans to put that vehicle program into production by next year, and other vehicles also have been victims of federal sequestration cuts over the past year.
The U.S. Army Tacom Life Cycle Management Command in Warren was expected to award initial pre-production contracts by the last quarter of this year, but it cannot approve a contract award without authorization from a superior official at Materiel Command unless the bid protest is already resolved.
If the Protest Decision Authority decides that GDLS' gripe is legitimate, it could choose to issue a new solicitation and restart the bidding process, refrain from exercising any contract options, or propose its own remedies.
General Dynamics has also requested that the authority order that all bidders get enough of the Bradley and M113's "technical data and time to prepare a competitive offer."
Byron Callan, a director at Washington, D.C.-based investor research and intelligence firm Capital Alpha Partners LLC and a defense industry analyst, said he was not familiar with the details of GDLS' bid protest, but he said the AMPV allows for BAE to offer "commonality" of components with the Bradley. That could mean lower replacement and maintenance costs to keep the vehicle fleet functional in the future, if Bradley also remains a part of the Army's fleet.
But Signorelli said General Dynamics and others could be able to offer the same kind of cost savings, and there is "no extra credit" for how much a bidder's AMPV vehicle proposal has in common with others.
Said Callan: "Part of the BAE (sales) pitch is to be able to say that, "Look, we can give you (the Army) a vehicle that's already got a lot of commonality with what you've already got in your inventory.' And the trick for GD is to kind of derail this and show that somehow they've also got a viable alternative with similar cost savings, that isn't getting fair consideration."
Chad Halcom: (313) 446-6796, [email protected]. Twitter: @chadhalcom


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Friday Video – Mazes, "Most Days"
Man, is this a sight for sore eyes and ears. This clip from London garage poppers Mazes will have Gen Xers pogoing in their seats, and the clip, which is an animated 8mm-style clip of some kids skateboarding and getting into trouble, is vintage "120 Minutes" material. So tonight we're gonna party like it's 1991.
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- Twenty-seven million Americans have been victims of identity theft in the last five years and the total cost of identity theft approaches $48 billion per year (total costs to businesses are $43 billion and the direct cost to consumers is $5 billion)
- These staggering statistics have prompted security consultant Michael Arata to provide readers with the resources they need to guard themselves against identity theft
- In this valuable book, Arata offers easy-to-follow, straightforward advice on understanding identity theft, minimizing risk, maintaining vigilance, choosing who to share personal information with, selecting hard-to-guess PINs, determining victimization, reviewing a credit report, charting a course of action, resolving credit problems, reclaiming good credit, and much more
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The Environmental Studies program strives for a broad understanding of the relationships between humans and the environment. Here, you'll explore and cultivate the skills necessary to search for long-term, sustainable solutions on the local, regional, national, and international levels to environmental problems such as climate change, population growth, energy and peak oil, resource shortages, loss of biodiversity, and unsustainable production and development.
Fort Lewis College's location in the American Southwest's Four Corners region -- a crossroads of deserts, canyon lands, and mountains -- is the ideal setting for studying issues such as energy production, local farming, water conservation, natural resource management, national parks, public policy, land use, urban planning, and more. Also, our proximity of four Native American nations offers significant opportunities to study environmental issues on tribal lands.
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ongoing treatment for bipolar disorder.
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The weather in Northern California has been very strange. Today, we had temps in the high 70's and it was really muggy. Monday, we had grey skies and Tuesday we were hit by a heavy storm. Go figure.
I decided to make a Bean &; Bacon Soup Recipe that I posted many months ago-- before I learned how to take better food pictures. It's amazing what a difference a macro lens can make! I also tweaked a few things, and adjusted that in the recipe a little bit.
NOTE: Since I published this recipe, I've tweaked things a little differently, for my pressure cooker. The recipe card (at the very bottom of this post) will tell you how to make this soup conventionally or with a pressure cooker.
This is a simple soup to make-- you need a mirepoix, which is a fancy word for chopped onion, celery and carrots. I actually did a rough chop and pulsed them in my food processor.
For the bacon, I removed some from the freezer and sliced them with a very sharp knife.
You want them a little crispy...like this. Remove the bacon with a slotted spoon and set aside.
Reserve some bacon fat and cook the mirepoix for 3-5 minutes, then I added one clove of garlic. I added 2 Tablespoons tomato paste (for a richer flavor; the season with about 1 Tablespoon of fresh or dried thyme (I used dried).
In a Dutch Oven -- in this case, I used my pressure cooker-- add the bacon and mirepoix.
NOTE: I now cook the bacon and vegetables, using the browning cycle on my electric pressure cooker...much easier!
I thawed the last of my homemade chicken stock, but you can certainly used a good quality chicken stock (Trader Joe's or Kitchen Basics are my favorite commercial brands). I recommend buying low-sodium chicken broth and adjusting the salt to your own liking.
Add chicken stock , beans, vegetables, one large can of diced tomatoes, bay leaf, salt, pepper, and cloves, and pressure cook for 25 minutes. If using a dutch oven, simmer all the ingredients for about 1- 1/2/ hours. You could, certainly, use a slow cooker for this, too! You can mash some of the beans to make the soup thicker. I prefer to take about 2 Tablespoons of potato starch, ladle some broth in a bowl and whisk it together-- the soup should thicken nicely.
The printable recipe is at the bottom of this post.
This is one of those hearty soups that men, in particular, seem to love. I think men have a "thing" about bacon...at least in my house!
I froze half the soup for one of those work nights when I'm too tired to cook. A salad and some hearty bread makes this a filling meal. It reminds me of Campbell's Soup from my childhood-- only a whole lot better! A printable recipe card is at the end of this post.
Enjoying rain and sunshine in one week,


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Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews has won the Frank J. Selke Trophy for the NHL's best defensive forward, and Paul MacLean of the Ottawa Senators is the league's coach of the year. Head coach Joel Quenneville was the voters' second choice.
The 25-year-old Toews was third in the NHL with a plus-28 rating in 47 games in the regular season. The center also was a finalist for the award after the 2010-11 season.
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Ray Shero of the Pittsburgh Penguins is the general manager of the year, and Minnesota Wild goalie Josh Harding won the NHL's Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy for perseverance.


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Camp Northward
• The camp is busy preparing to host the 2011 Deans meetings. Mark your calendar now for the spring workdays – March 12, April 15 and May 7. For more information visit the website at www.campnorthward.com.
Cherry Grove
• Feb. 11- Chili supper at 7 p.m.
• Feb. 19 – Men's prayer breakfast at 9 a.m. and Southern Gospel Singspiration at 9 p.m. Refreshments will follow.
• On Sunday morning, Rhonda spoke on "The Heart." Christians have to take action to lead and purify their hearts and not let their hearts lead them.
• Feb. 18 - Christ Community will launch a new contemporary youth program under the direction of youth pastor, Wes Cain, at 7 p.m. All young people are invited. For more information, call 859-824-1824.
• Sunday three people followed in baptism and are seeing God's plan for the church and community. For information about the church, call Pastor Earl Breeden at 859-814-7594.
• Bring in back pack items this Wednesday.
• Feb. 19 – Church 20/20 will join five other churches at Jimmy's Roller Rink to skate from 10 a.m. to noon.
• Greater love hath no man than this, that he will lay down his life for his friend. This greatest love was shown over 2,000 years ago. Jesus Christ laid down his life for all. Are you showing your thankfulness?
Dry Ridge
• Feb. 20 - Family Night; bring a side dish at 6 p.m. for food and fellowship.
• Feb. 25 - The youth will be going iceskating. They will leave the church at 7 p.m. and will return by 10 p.m. The cost is $6, plus money for food.
• March 13-16 - Revival is Sunday through Wednesday. Sunday services at 10:45 a.m. and 6 p.m. Monday through Wednesday evening the services starts at 7 p.m. Greg Waltermire from Heritage Baptist Church in Lexington will be the evangelist and Carl Brown from Yellow Creek Baptist Church in Owensboro will lead the music.
Dry Ridge
• If you are looking for a church home, come for a visit. Sunday services are held weekly at 11 a.m. Children's church is available during worship. For more information, call 859-824-5622 or visit the website at www.dryridgepresbyterian.com.
• Rev. Jim Bernard will lead the services until May 1.
Worship Center
• Feb. 20 - Attention all teens and parents of teens of URGENCY Youth who are considering going to Summer Scream Youth Camp this year: There will be a meeting immediately following the morning service to discuss details. See Pastor Ryan or Pastor Rachel for more information.
• April 16 - Kidz-4-Gsus ages first through fifth grade are going to watch the Red's. The cost is $16 per ticket, plus spending money. Ten dollars is due March 2 to reserve a spot. See Pastor Angela to sign-up or for more information.
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Community Fellowship
• Brother David continues his series on, to 'Go and Grow we've got to Know' with a sermon entitled to believe in God—born of God; sharing in a nut shell that many believe in God, but only those who are born of God will enter the Kingdom of Heaven. This sermon can be read in its entirety on firstloveky.org
• Fridays – View a series at 7 p.m. called The Way of the Master, sharing the faith Jesus' way, featuring Ray Comfort and Kirk Cameron.
Grassy Run
• The Bible study of the Book of Galatians, "Truth about Grace"continues on Wednesday and Sunday nights.
• Feb. 20: Nursery helper is Tommy and Children's church leaders will be Terri and Jessica.
• Pastor Pullens preached "When God anoints" (II Samuel 1:10-11, 16). When God calls a man and anoints him, He doesn't regret it, and He wants that anointing to last always. Keep it fresh, water the seed, feed and care for it.
• Feb. 20-22 - Harvest Apostolic will be having revival at 7 p.m. with Pastor Gordon Winslow.
Mt. Carmel
• Mt. Carmel welcomes visitors. The church is located at 389 Mt. Carmel Road, Williamstown. For more information call Pastor Rick Haggett at 859-907-4930 or visit the Web site at www.mtcarmelbaptistky.com.
Mt. Zion
• Bro. Paul Marksberry delivered inspiring messages: "Criticism" (Luke 4:21-22) and "Forgiven" (Mark 2:1-21.)
• The deacon of the week is Lee Roy Simpson at 428-3423. Pastor Bro. Paul Marksberry can be reached at 824-6332.
• No Team Kid meeting Wednesday night, but the church will have prayer meeting.
Oak Ridge
• Last week, some of the members put on a skit about not waiting to accept Christ, because people never know when they are going to die and it could be too late if they wait. Samantha Wainscott sung special music.
Bro. Baker's message was from 1 Samuel 17:46-47, "Giant Slayer." We all have giants in our life we deal with and we can't fight these giants without the help of God.
• Feb. 19 - Deacon's meeting at 8 a.m.
• March 2 – Business meeting at 6 p.m.
• March 11 - Ladies night at 6 p.m.
• March 12 – Winter Jam Concert at 5 p.m.
• Happy birthday to Stella Cook, Alice Morgan, David Wolfe, Melissa Baker, Jay Eakins and Amanda Perry and happy anniversary to Ed and Charlene Bradley.
Short Creek
• Bro. Brad's message was entitled, "What Flowed Down for Me-Thank You for Mercy" (Matthew 5:7 and Matthew 6:14). He has shown his mercy by giving his Son to die for people's sins, by expressing his willingness to pardon and save us and by sending his Spirit to renew and sanctify our hearts. We imitate God by showing mercy to one another.
• Sundays - Children in Action (grades one through six) at 6 p.m.
• March 6 - Secret Sisters banquet
• Earl's talk was on The Big Move, a series that will continue through the next couple of weeks. God is always making big moves in people's lives and at the Vineyard.
• The Vineyard is excited to welcome Jillian Cruikshank to the leadership team. She will be overseeing the Children's Center.
• Feb. 27 - Vertical Youth Group meets after Sunday Celebration. Middle school and high school students are welcome to eat pizza and get connected to Jesus.
• Feb. 20 –Three Bridges in concert at 8:45 a.m. and 11 a.m. Their music is rooted in traditional Southern gospel music. This blended style has made their group an internationally acclaimed gospel group, known for tight harmonies vocal style. The trio consists of Elliott McCoy, Shannon Smith and Jeremie Hudson. They have appeared on five Bill Gaither video taped shows and were special guests on a video for the United Nations.
• Continuing the series on the family, senior minister Gary Swick talked about 'What Grandchildren Wish for their Grandparents,' from 2 Corinthians 6:19-20. Wishes include stay healthy; be more involved in their lives; give encouragement and provide spiritual direction.
• Evening Bible study is from the book of Jonah.
• Saturdays - Choir practice at 5 p.m.
• Feb. 17 - Senior Saints will travel to Harrodsburg for lunch at the Beaumont Inn.
• Feb. 23 - Ladies in Action will meet in the church fellowship hall.
• March 6 - Singspiration for the area churches will be March 6 at WCC.
Williamstown Pentecostal Holiness
• Feb. 18-20 – Revival with Brother Ray Napier. Friday and Saturday will begin at 7:30 p.m. Sunday will begin at 2 p.m. The church is located on U.S. 25 South in Williamstown. For more information, call Pastor Bobby Jewell at 859-824-4922.
United Methodist
• Feb. 18 – Scrapbooking at 4 p.m.
• Feb. 20 - Praise and worship band practice at 10 a.m. New members class at 10 a.m. in conjunction with the Pastor's Sunday school class. The course will last four Sundays and will include a lesson on "What we Believe as Christians" and "Methodist history, doctrinal beliefs and polity. Worship services at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Children's activities are scheduled during evening worship. Transportation will be provided for anyone that needs it, see Pastor Barry. Fireproof youth will meet at 5 p.m.
• Feb. 21 – Bible study at 1 p.m.
• Feb. 21 – UM Women meet at 6 p.m.
• Feb. 23 – Homework Hotline from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. and Bible study at 6:30 p.m. Call Pastor Barry for additional information on any of these programs at 859-823-5171.
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Proving the versatility of accordion music, Polands Motion Trio evokes Fellini music and explores the tango tradition of South America.
Going global in the new year
From South Africa to Poland, plenty of musical talent seeks to soothe the ears
By Jason Victor Serinus
As we begin another increasingly globally-interconnected year, world music continues to offer a greater variety of refreshing sounds. The following CDs are this critics menu for some of the most interesting offerings, even with some imperfections, for 2005.
No Boundaries
Heads Up 15
In more than 30 years of performing, South Africas a cappella male ensemble Ladysmith Black Mambazo has achieved renown for their tight, sonorous harmonies and uplifting performances. Thanks to their 1986 Graceland collaboration with Paul Simon, they achieved the worldwide recognition that led to one much-deserved Grammy Award and seven additional nominations, the most recent in 2004.
Now the singers team up with the strings of the English Chamber Orchestra conducted by Ralf Gothoni for a gorgeous, soulful excursion that mixes original compositions by group founder Joseph Shabalala and album arranger Isak Roux with classics by Mozart, Schubert and Bach.
As improbable as this may sound, the projects precedent was the boundary breaking Shabalala, Simons arrangement of Amazing Grace that initially catapulted them to fame. Heard here in orchestrated form, Amazing Grace joins a beautiful Jesu, Joy of Mans Desiring, a curious, gospel-like Ave Verum Corpus, and a Zulu version of Schuberts Sanctus, melding faith and spirit in performances that smack less of crossover than of heart fire.
The group performs at New Yorks Town Hall on April 10. Tickets are $25-$45 at ticketmaster.com.
Pictures from the Street
Asphalt-Tango Records
Preconceptions of accordion music as trite or limited vanish upon playing this mind-opening disc.
Featuring original compositions by members of Polands Motion Trio, the music ranges from up-tempo, high-spirited affairs to others that bubble along in a manner reminiscent of Nino Rotas music for Fellini. In keeping with South American accordion tradition, there are several original tangos. But theres also a unique version of the classic folk dance Aide Jano, works that show the influence of jazz and rock, and a bonus Stars video playable on both PC and Mac.
The video is especially wild, with space music sounds and Philip Glass-like minimalist repetition accompanying equally outré, unabashedly self-promoting images.
The trio has won the Grand Prix at the Fourth Krzysztof Penderecki International Competition of Contemporary Chamber Music in Kraków. Each of its members, ranging in age from 26 to 34, has also won a handful of prizes as a soloist. The years theyve spent honing their craft on the streets pays off in this stunning recorded début.
When it comes to amour, high-flying soprano Natalie Dessays new recital of opera scenes and liederor songsby Richard Strauss swept me head over heals. From Zerbinettas delightful, impossible-to-sing coloratura showpiece from Ariadne auf Naxos, complete with a perfect, rarely attempted stratospheric trill, to the two great silver- and pink-hued duets and transcendent trio from Strauss great romantic opera Der Rosenkavalier, Dessays beautiful tone, apt phrasing and infectious spirit illumine Strauss soaring melodies with love and joy.
If youve ever wondered why some people wax ecstatic over opera, give this CD a listen.
For those who know the music of Strauss only from the thunderous chords of his early tone poem Also Sprach Zarathustra played at the opening of the movie 2001,uncovering his vocal music may bring as much pleasure as opening a gift of expensive chocolate.
The four Brentano Lieder, capped by the bubbly Amor, are among the composers many gifts to the soprano voice of which he was enamored. The Arabella duet, originally composed for the very different voiced Lotte Lehmann, combines beauty and nostalgia in Strauss inimitable soaring manner.
As for the Rosenkavalier Trio, soloists Dessay, Felicity Lott and Angelika Kirschschlager receive such ideal support from Antonio Pappano and the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House Covent Garden that this offering renders laughable a recent, impossibly slow version from the soppy Renée Fleming and the valiant Barbara Bonney and Susan Graham, accompanied by the overly indulgent conductor Christoph Eschenbach.
Unspeakable Grace
Wisdom of the World
Called a masterpiece of healing music by New Age author Jack Canfield, Unspeakable Grace contains music originally composed to accompany the words of wisdom offered by Ram Dass, Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, Thich Nhat Hanh, Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi and other spiritual teachers in the book/CD combo Graceful Passages: A Companion for Living and Dying.
A majority of listeners will undoubtedly receive as much comfort from this music as does Joan Borysenko, who finds it a deep experience of essence. Given that Graceful Passages offers invaluable support in accepting mortality, and has received glowing endorsements from an imposing array of renowned teachers and musiciansincluding Larry Dossey, Christiane Northrup, Kenny Loggins and John Robbinsone might expect critical comments only from someone begging for truly bad karma.
But I will dive in nonetheless.
Gary Malkins background as a Hollywood professional who has earned seven Emmys and six ASCAP awards for his film and TV music shows through. I could not listen to the opening track, Letting Yourself Be Loved, without first seeing two heterosexual lovers bidding each other a final adieu on a seaside cliff, the womans scarf and long, perfectly coifed hair blowing in the air during the tearful parting, with an immediate if incongruous segue to an animated clip in which mother tucks her adorable little toy tot into bed and gives him a goodnight kiss on the forehead.
As soothing and meditative as this music may be, its curious intersection of Tinseltown mythology, New Age teaching and a pervasive tendency to homogenize everything, save for heavy metal, hip-hop, and modern classical-experimental fare into major chords, must be acknowledged in any serious consideration of Malkins work.
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- Diet: Flake, Frozen, Freeze-dried
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Rainbow Shark
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